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Keeping in touch is very important to all of us at Teaching That
Makes Sense. To make sure that you can reach us how and when you
need to, and receive a prompt and satisfactory response, take a look
at the options on this page. Also, if there's a way you would like
to communicate with us that you don't see listed here, please
suggest it and we will do what everything we can to accommodate you. |
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E-mail |
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We list this one first for a good reason: it's always your
best choice and guarantees a prompt reply. You can reach our
general information mailbox at:
info@ttms.org. You can reach Steve Peha's
mailbox at:
stevepeha@ttms.org. |
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Regular Mail |
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For packages, or documents that can't be attached to an
e-mail, please use the following address:
Teaching That Makes Sense, Inc.
314 Bolin Forest Drive
Carrboro, NC 27510
In the past, we have handled requests for teaching materials through
the mail. We no longer do this as all materials are now
available for download from this website. We regret that we
cannot respond via regular mail to these requests either but
we will e-mail you if you include an e-mail address. |
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Phone |
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You can give us a call, Monday through Friday, from 8AM to 6PM
EST, at 919-967-3712. We often aren't here to answer the
phone, so if you need a reply within 48 hours, please use
e-mail or indicate that you require more immediate attention.
Once again, it would be very helpful to us if you could leave an
e-mail address as part of your message so we would have the
option of contacting you that way should the need arise. |
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Fax |
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We are currently upgrading our fax system and changing our fax
number. The new number will be posted here as soon as
possible. If you need to fax something to us during this
transition time, please
send us an e-mail and we
will promptly respond to your request. |
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Instant Messaging |
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If you're online, and you have access to the appropriate instant messaging
software, you can contact us for a short real time
conversation. You may contact Steve Peha in this way any time
you see him listed as "available" on the following services
under the following screen names:
On AOL: mrpeha
On Yahoo: mrpeha
On MSN: mrpeha
If you message Steve and he does
not reply, he has probably stepped out and simply forgotten to
put up an "away" message. Please do not interpret the lack of
a prompt response on his part as a lack of courtesy or an
indication that he does not want to chat with you. |
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Comm Badge |
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To begin a voice communication while aboard a StarFleet
vessel, lightly tap the duranium casing. Your personal
communicator will chirp to life and you may direct the
computer to begin transmitting to the person of your choice.
During away team missions, power is required from the orbiting
spacecraft to sustain the necessary long range communications;
planetside communincation is limited to 500 kilometers and is
powered by a dermal sensor relay. Please note that planetside
range may be improved if the magnetic field value is below 0.9
gauss, or mean geologic density is less than 5.56 g/cc. |
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Cuneiform |
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We are currently experimenting with cuneiform. We have found
that while the medium is quite durable, the tablets are bulky
and don't fit easily into manila folders for filing, even
legal size. Please note that additional turnaround time is
required in order for us to respond as specialists in ancient
languages are sometimes hard to find on short notice. If at
all possible, please restrict your choice of regional script
to the Summerian, Assirian, or Bablyonian varieties as we have
yet to arrange for consistent Akkadian translation services. |
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